Beyond EMIR, MiFID and REMIT you may also face the challenge of maintaining reporting connections to other international regulatory regimes. The NEX Regulatory Reporting engine manages the complexity of multiple reporting regimes, manipulating the core dataset and routing data to international regulators in the required format.

Reporting under HKMA

The Hong-Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Securities & Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong are implementing derivatives reporting and record keeping rules, in two phases, that require counterparties trading derivatives to report details of all transactions to a HKTR.

Reporting under MAS

Singaporean reporting aligns to Australian reporting in ensuring there is a minimum size threshold and no requirement for non-financials to report. Firms trading through ASIC and MAS entities need to consider the implications of differentiated requirements and conflicts between the reporting regimes.

Reporting for Canadian Regimes

Canadian OTC reporting broadly aligns with other global requirements in both scope and imposing a reporting hierarchy. Reporting is differentiated between the four main provinces Ontario, Manitoba, British Columbia and Quebec and definition of the “local counterparty” will determine the reporting entity and which authority has access to the data.